The Senate approved a bill to amend the TollRo system / The fixed fee could decrease from 2,000 to 500 lei

The Senate approved a bill amending the TollRo electronic road-tolling system, which has been operational since October 1, 2026. The initiative provides for a reduction in the fixed fee applied when the distance traveled cannot be determined and the elimination of certain costs borne by carriers in the event of system malfunctions. The bill must also be approved by the Chamber of Deputies to enter into force.

The most important change is the reduction of the fixed amount from 2,000 to 500 lei. At the same time, it would be applied only once within a 24-hour period, instead of every 12 hours. Invoicing could take place twice a month rather than daily, in order to reduce bureaucracy.

The bill stipulates that carriers will not be considered in default of payment if the TollRo application, the Electronic Road-Tolling System or the automated control devices are non-functional for more than 12 hours. CNAIR would be responsible for ensuring the system’s operation and communicating the duration of outages.

Drivers will also be able to purchase route tickets through authorized distributors, including with commercial payment terms. The amount of 500 lei corresponds to the fare for approximately 4,170 kilometers traveled on a motorway by a Euro VI vehicle.

The TollRo system has experienced technical problems since its launch, including routing errors and server outages. CNAIR announced that it would not impose penalties during periods when the platform is not functioning. The changes were supported by carriers’ organizations, which called for the postponement of penalties and the temporary removal of the fixed fee.